peutak
Peutak is a traditional Indonesian musical instrument that belongs to the family of bowed string instruments. It is primarily found in the regions of West Java and Central Java, particularly among the Sundanese and Javanese ethnic groups. The name "peutak" is derived from the Sundanese language, where it refers to a small, portable lute-like instrument.
The peutak typically features a small, rectangular body made from wood, often gourd-shaped or slightly elongated.
Peutak is often used in traditional Sundanese music, particularly in genres such as *kacapi suling* (a form
In addition to its role in ensemble music, the peutak is also used in solo performances and